These $168 'extreme cut out' jeans that confused the internet have already sold out — and you'll need to join a waitlist to get them

A pair of $168 "extreme cut out" jeans have sold out, days after sending social media users into a frenzy.

There's a waitlist now if you want to buy the jeans.

Made by LA-based brand, Carmar Denim, the pants can be best described as a denim thong connected to the outline of a pair of jeans.

The pants first caught the internet's attention earlier this week, and many doubted anyone would buy them.

A pair of $168 "extreme cut out jeans" may have left the internet baffled recently, but some people clearly love the unique look.

The pants in question, made by LA-based brand, Carmar Denim, have sold out on the retailer's website, days after sending social media users into a frenzy. So if you were eyeing these jeans, you'll have to add your name to a waitlist and just hope they get restocked.

You can enter your email on Carmar Denim's site to be added to the waitlist for these jeans.Carmar Denim

Carmar's "extreme cut out" pants — which can be best described as a denim thong connected to the outline of a pair of jeans — first caught the internet's attention earlier this week. On social media, many were doubtful that anyone would actually buy the jeans and wear them.

But Carmar's not the first brand to offer this daring look. As Cosmopolitan noted, Japanese designer Thibaut debuted a pair of jeans at Tokyo Fashion Week back in October 2017 that looks nearly identical to Carmar's sold-out pants. Following Thibaut's show, photos of the pants quickly circulated online, where people dubbed the design "thong jeans."

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